LTN Weddings

1. CREATIVE 2. RELIABLE 3. RAPPORT As explained in the last blog, rapport or relationship is important. If you are shy to speak openly it is like seeing a horse when you are expecting a camel. Just like your wedding planner, you might be demanding too much from their ability. Because you are the boss, they cannot say “NO” to you. Identify a wedding planner that will work best on you. First, feel the vibes. This might sound too abstract, but follow that gut feel first time you meet them. Listen to their stories, how they speak, and their body language, ask them questions… At the end of the conversation, it is like finding a partner. Wedding planner, wedding coordinator, events manager and everybody that is working in related industries should understand that “what they are working for is an industry of celebrations”. Exciting isn’t?  People are staging event for reasons of thanksgiving, reasons of reunion, and reasons of celebration (the first two reasons draw insi

A maid fell-in-love with her widowed boss with 3 children and they got married. An aisle full of red rose petals, heavenly and magical music, dim lights, perfect venue; set up for a proposal. Best friends fell-in-love with each other, they fought, they had separate ways and meet again and realize they still love each other and had love for the second time around. Do they sound familiar? Have this ever been real? Have you pictured it out and saw it somewhere? Maybe impossible situations but yes, it can be real. In movies and in real life, it is certain that people are chasing what they really want and what they know is good for them. At the end of the day it is love. Real Love. At Saint Therese of the Child Jesus Church, a hundred fifty of people or so witnessed the happily ever after love story of Sheena Licarte and Ronnie Tapeno ; the love story which is evidence that we are able to love just like in movies; a love that been through ups and down and still keep on holding on. Th